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Connecticut will tax the work performed in the state. You will file a non-resident return for the work performed in Connecticut, then you will take a credit for taxes paid to other states on your Mas... See more...
Connecticut will tax the work performed in the state. You will file a non-resident return for the work performed in Connecticut, then you will take a credit for taxes paid to other states on your Massachusetts return.     Here's how to claim the credit for taxes paid to other states:  1. First prepare the non-resident CT return (don't skip this step or the credit might not populate correctly) 2. Next, prepare the resident MA return. 3. TurboTax will compute the credit for taxes paid in other states, ensuring you do not overpay.   Here is a TurboTax article you may find helpful: How do I file a nonresident state return?
I already tried to do it (with my mobile phone) and it’s not working
I am also one of the many Turbotax desktop users that cannot get past the check IL EITC box to e-file my Illinois return.  I also do not qualify for the EITC and cannot check the box.  This bug has c... See more...
I am also one of the many Turbotax desktop users that cannot get past the check IL EITC box to e-file my Illinois return.  I also do not qualify for the EITC and cannot check the box.  This bug has continued for several days.  Turbotax Support please fix this! 
Can I get a phone number so I can call in the morning to speak to a tax expert?
Can you clarify?  What is it that you can't figure out where to enter?   
turbotax not accepting NYS document number
This is happening because Alabama is one of the few states that allows you to deduct the FICA taxes (which is Social Security and Medicare tax) you paid from your state taxable income.   You coul... See more...
This is happening because Alabama is one of the few states that allows you to deduct the FICA taxes (which is Social Security and Medicare tax) you paid from your state taxable income.   You could use the amount of FICA tax from your paystubs that you earned while working in Alabama, or allocate the total amount from your W-2 to the proportion of time lived in AL. FICA tax withheld can be found on the W-2 in Box 4 (Social Security tax) plus Box 6 (Medicare tax).
Your California return in TurboTax should show the same number of dependents as your Federal return unless you made changes in the California return. The information flows from the Personal Info sect... See more...
Your California return in TurboTax should show the same number of dependents as your Federal return unless you made changes in the California return. The information flows from the Personal Info section of the Federal return to your State return.   Go back to the beginning of the California return interview. There is a question in the California interview, "Do you have a dependent you didn't claim on your Federal return?" if you answer Yes, another screen appears showing the dependents you entered in the Federal return and has a button "Add Dependents" if you need to add more. The California exemption amount is $475 for each dependent for 2025.   Preview your return to be sure the dependents are being treated correctly in TurboTax:   Detailed calculation information in TurboTax Online can be found by navigating to Tax Tools > Tools > View Tax Summary > Preview My 1040 to access the Form 1040 Worksheet. This worksheet, specifically the Tax Smart Worksheet located between lines 15 and 16, provides the in-depth, step-by-step calculations for your tax liability.    If you are using the Online version, you will need to have paid for your product in order to see all of the worksheets.   If you are using a Desktop version, you can switch to Forms Mode by clicking on Forms at the top of the screen. There, you can scroll through the complete list of forms and worksheets TurboTax has prepared and click on the one you want to review, or click "Open Form" above the list of forms on the left and enter the one you are looking for.    
To report your options/ 1256 contracts:   Navigate to Wages & Income Scroll down to "Less Common Investments and Savings" Click on the down arrow to expand Next to "Contracts and Stra... See more...
To report your options/ 1256 contracts:   Navigate to Wages & Income Scroll down to "Less Common Investments and Savings" Click on the down arrow to expand Next to "Contracts and Straddles" select "Start" Answer "Yes" to "Any Straddles or Section 1256 Contracts?" On the next screen, it is highly unlikely that you need to make any elections, so just click "Continue" On the screen with "Contracts and Straddles", more than likely you only need to select Section 1256 contracts...  You may want to read the IRS instructions for Form 6781, Gains and Losses from Section 1256 Contracts and Straddles Select "I'll report the totals from each broker or account. Enter the information to report your your profits and losses from your Section 1256 Options transactions.  
Is there a fix on how to update state deduction? At this point, I can’t even get into my state return to edit, but I was never given the question on whether to use itemized or standard deductions. It... See more...
Is there a fix on how to update state deduction? At this point, I can’t even get into my state return to edit, but I was never given the question on whether to use itemized or standard deductions. It just assumed standard which is incorrect even by the new MD phase out law. This has been the worst year with bugs in the online version. 
I also got a response that this will be fixed on March 6th What can I do now to fix this?
When I chose the second one, all the data came back correct, but I still had to delete the bad ones, and I found that TT makes that very difficult. You have to do one at a time. And each time you ha... See more...
When I chose the second one, all the data came back correct, but I still had to delete the bad ones, and I found that TT makes that very difficult. You have to do one at a time. And each time you have to scroll to the end of the list of big text boxes in order to confirm the deletion. It seems no one at TT has ever bothered to test what it's like to delete a dozen bad imports!
Why capital gains income on an irrevocable trust is not passing thru from 1041 to beneficiary k-1's
How do you amend 2024 fed and state taxes on a phone. Not desktop how do you access this software for prior years?
You should update your TurboTax entries to match exactly what was sent to you on Form 1095-A, so that your tax return info matches the duplicate copy sent to the IRS. To do so, follow these FAQ navig... See more...
You should update your TurboTax entries to match exactly what was sent to you on Form 1095-A, so that your tax return info matches the duplicate copy sent to the IRS. To do so, follow these FAQ navigation steps: First, find your 1095-A form. If you don’t have it, download it from HealthCare.gov, irs.gov, or your state's Marketplace.   Once you have your form, using TurboTax Online/Mobile: Go to the Do you need to report any 1095-As? screen. Answer the questions and continue through to enter the details from your Form 1095-A. When you’re done, select File from the left menu and continue through to refile your return. Is there a more specific error message from the IRS that you can share here? We can help you more accurately with your inputs, if so.
The amount reported on Form 1099-NEC should be the amount of the discount you received on the exercise/purchase of the stock. If so, you enter the Form 1099-NEC in the Wage and Income section of Turb... See more...
The amount reported on Form 1099-NEC should be the amount of the discount you received on the exercise/purchase of the stock. If so, you enter the Form 1099-NEC in the Wage and Income section of TurboTax, then 1099-Misc and Other Common Income, then Income from Form 1099-NEC. Indicate that the income was not related to your job, was not earned in the prior or next year.  Also indicate that you did not have a profit motive associated with income. This will result in the income be treated as "other income" as opposed to self-employment income and subject to self-employment tax.